Sentence examples for called for a reckoning from inspiring English sources
Students called for a reckoning from the institution, and said their first demand was for Oxford to "acknowledge and confront its role in the ongoing physical and ideological violence of empire".
"I think all the women are that are speaking up and calling for a reckoning now," he said, according to The Hollywood Reporter.
Marco Rubio, the Florida Republican, asked her to explain what she meant, in a 2003 essay in The New Republic, when she called for "a historical reckoning with crimes committed, sponsored or permitted by the United States".
There was exactly one person within the conservative firmament who called for a critical reckoning with the events of 2009, arguing that it had been a mistake to put down peaceful protests with violence, and that dissent should not be a crime in the Islamic Republic.
Earlier this month Oxfam, a foreign-aid charity, and a coalition of other non-governmental organisations called for a tax which they reckoned could raise £20 billion a year from Britain's financial giants.
Mt Yeo called for "a balance of generation technologies" which he reckoned could lead to lower prices for customers.
In his opening message, he called for a big push on fund-raising, and some analysts reckon he might raise as much as $1 billion, shattering all records.
It may be decades before we have a full accounting of this disastrous war, but this milestone calls for an interim reckoning.
London's bid was reckoned to be strong on regeneration, which is another way of saying that its plan called for an enormous amount of new building.
Zuckerman reckons that changing circumstances call for a new approach.
